61. Pittsburgh Youth Ballet Teachers dance teachers. Jean Gedeon, our Artistic Director founded the Pittsburgh Youth Ballet School in 1983, and established the Company in 1990. http://www.pybco.com/Teachers2001.html

Pittsburgh Youth Ballet Dance Teachers Jean Gedeon, our Artistic Director Dance Magazine and the January and February 2001 Issues of Dance Teacher Magazine. The local NBC affiliate, WPXI, featured Jean describing her teaching philosophy and the success of the school and the company on their "Talking Pittsburgh" show. Mrs. Gedeon has recently been awarded "Best Teacher of the Year" 2003 award from the Chautauqua Institute and "Best Dance Teacher Award" from Dance Teacher Magazine September Issue, 2003. Tamar Rachelle received her early training at the Ithaca Ballet Guild. Later she spent a season touring the United States with the Israeli Classical Ballet. In 1978 Tamar joined PBT where she was promoted to soloist and eventually principal. Acclaimed for her dramatic ability and versatility, Ms. Rachelle was equally at home performing both classics and more contemporary works. Title roles include Swan Lake The Sleeping Beauty , and among her favorite contemporary roles are Antony Tudor's Jardin Aux Lilias and Jiri Kylian's Return To The Strange Land . Ms. Rachelle has been a teacher and ballet mistress for Pittsburgh Youth Ballet since 1994 and has been on the faculty of PBT since 1998. Smilen A. Savov

62. National Resource Centre For Dance: Teachers' Help Page: GCSE Dance Help Page for Teachers of GCSE Dance. GSCE Dance AS/A Dance AS/A INSET The NRCD can arrange INSET to teach the solo to your students in your school http://www.surrey.ac.uk/NRCD/teachG.html

Help Page for Teachers of GCSE Performing Arts: Dance AS/A Dance AS/A Performance Studies Exam Board AQA Stag Hill House Guildford GU2 7XJ Tel: 01483 506506 Fax: 01483 300152 Website: http://www.aqa.org.uk Specification Available from AQA. It can be downloaded from AQA's website: http://www.aqa.org.uk General resources Course: In October 2005, the NRCD is running the short course Getting Started with GCSE Dance Set Technical Study Video: AQA sends teachers the video. Courses: In September 2005 and January 2006 , the NRCD is running short courses for learning the set study. INSET: The NRCD can arrange INSET to teach the solo to your students in your school. Set Work Front Line (Henri Oguike, 2002) Resource pack: available from the NRCD Bibliography: on Henri Oguike available from the NRCD Course: In October 2005 and February 2006, the NRCD is running short courses on this work The work will also be covered during the 2006 Summer School.

63. 2004 Annual Meeting: Teacher Bios . dance teachers Mikkel Thompson, teacher of beginning dance and gammaldans, has been dancing http://www.hfaa.org/reference/2004_meeting/2004_teacher_bios.html

HFAA Home Page 2004 Annual Meeting 2004 Meeting Pages Program Fiddle and Dance Teachers Photos 2004 Annual Meeting Fiddle and Dance Teachers Hardanger Fiddle Teachers Jan Beitohaugen Granli lite nemmer Sarah Kirton Toby Weinberg Toby Weinberg is the founder and leader of the Boston Spelemannslag and is a performer and teacher at workshops throughout the United States. In 2001, he led the group to Norway to perform at the Kongsberg fiddle and dance competition, where he also placed. Toby taught at AmeriKappleik Dance Teachers Mikkel Thompson Munnharpe (Jaw Harp) will also teach late-afternoon workshops in munnharpe. He is well known for his munnharpe playing and teaching. He can be heard on the CD Munnharpa with Hallgrm Berg.

64. Dance Complex - Faculty As respected educators, Ms. Noya and Mr. Neblett teach modern dance technique, Fatou Carol Sylla (African) has been a dance teacher, performer, http://www.dancecomplex.org/faculty.html

Faculty Agi Sardi www.samba-xe.com back to top Aicha "Astou" Sagna (African) has been dancing for twenty-five years. During this time, she worked with the African Ballet of Senegal and the National Ballet of Senegal. back to top AnaLinda Marcus www.tangoembrace.com back to top Andre Carvalho www.SambaBoston.com back to top Anita Havel back to top Anna Myer www.annamyerdancers.org (Ballet) received scholarships from American Ballet Theatre, Joffrey Ballet and a Ford Foundation Scholarship from the School of American Ballet. Since 1978, she has performed with various companies in the Boston area such as Boston Ballet, Caitlin Corbett Dance Company and Copley Square Ballet, as well as directing her own company, "Anna Myer and Dancers" in contemporary works. Myer also directs the Cambridge School of Ballet. back to top April Genovese de la Rosa www.aprilon2.com

65. Hustle An old teacher of mine said that line dances were popular in the early 1950 s. A convenient way for dance teachers to make money. About every 5 years, http://www.swingcraze.com/ussds/Hustle/hustle.html

The US Swing Dance Server home new events ... links Hustle What is Hustle? NewYorkHustle Latin Hustle Line Hustle ... Double Hustle A Course in Hustle Hustle Steps Hustle Links one in a series of articles on music and dance by Phil Seyer the Hustle Dance Club Hustle USA FAQ Specific to Hustle The Dancers Information Link: Hustle Dancing in the USA Counting Hustle : an article by Barry Douglas Hustle in NYC with Maria Torres Songs for Disco-Fox or Hustle BERNIE'S DISCO MUSIC PAGE A Dance nuts ... HUSTLE DANCING IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA AND OTHER US CITIES from DanceNet Artist Album Title Song Title Record Label Movie Title Actor/Actress What is Hustle? whole section by James Religa A catchall name. At this time, it should refer to the mainstream hustle dance, the NY Hustle . It also is used to refer to any dance done to disco or high energy music. by Victor Eijkhout eijkhout@math.ucla.edu Latin Hustle is (for as far as I can tell) a 6-count dance with a basic consisting of two 3- count basics back to back. I've seen hustle taught at Arthur Murray, where the couple has no fixed orientation to the room,and both partners do an equal amount of movement. I've seen Hustle at swing events, and there the dance is often oriented along a slot, and the man moves much less (in fact, Rick Andrews teaches the guys to do step-step-tap while the women do step-triple-step). The typical Hustle music is disco. Boom-boom- boom-boom. There are several other types of Hustle, probably most of them long forgotten. Rent Saturday Night Fever for both line- dance type hustles and partnered variants.

66. Middle East Music Culture Dance Seminar Bellydance Folklore Folk Dancing only women s solo dance form instructor at Camp who returns as a teacher annually. Other teachers (except some of the music and folk dance teachers) are http://www.middleeastcamp.com/reviews.htm

Welcome to THE GILDAD SERPANT Yasmela tell us about the Mendocino Middle Eastern Music and Dance Camp for THE GILDAD SERPANT A review-style article from JAFEEDA MAGAZINE I was only able to attend two of Elena Lentini's classes. Elena is from New York as well, and was a principal dancer in the Ibrahim Farrah Near East Dance Group. One day I was in class she was explaining how to take on the characteristics of other creatures to enhance your dance. Our focus was on snakes that hour. Elena deftly demonstrated many moves and had us follow her while we tried them on for fit. I got so much out of just watching her and hearing her explanations. She has a unique style and way of getting ideas across that resonated with me. I like the snake techniques she shared and some of them have already cropped up in performance and practice for me while dancing since! Knowing you may like to hear more about this Camp than my experience of it, I asked a few folks at random during the week for their personal impressions. "For years I've been attending other camps on both coasts. Years! I thought they were 'it' for me. This is my first year here, and already I see I have been wasting my time. I've learned more useful things here in the first three days of this Camp than in all my years at the others. This is where I want to be. Wow. At least I'm here now. Too bad it took me so long to figure it out!"~ anonymous musician from MD.

67. Teach In Wife's Presence, Dance Teacher Told Teach in wife s presence, dance teacher told July 19, 2005 1956 IST. The Calcutta high court has asked a dance teacher to teach his students in the http://www.rediff.com/news/2005/jul/19dance.htm

Search: The Web Rediff Latest News on mobile: sms NEWS to Home News PTI Teach in wife's presence, dance teacher told The Calcutta high court has asked a dance teacher to teach his students in the presence of his wife after she cried foul over his alleged relations with his students. The complainant Sneha had alleged that in the name of training, her husband used to hobnob with girl students at the dancing institution located in North Kolkata. Her husband Suraj Dokania had moved an anticipatory bail prayer against the complaint. Admitting Suraj's prayer on Friday, a division bench comprising Justice Amit Talukdar and Justice S P Mitra, in an interim order, asked the petitioner to take his wife Sneha from his in-laws' place to the dance school where she would stay during the lessons. The court, after consulting additional public prosecutor Ashimesh Goswami and Debabrata Roy, Suraj's lawyer, directed that the arrangement would continue for 15 days, during which Suraj would also have to look for an alternative residence where they could stay together. The bench observed that it would consider the anticipatory bail prayer of Suraj after a fortnight during which they would have to follow the orders.

68. Learning To Dance After You Can No Longer Walk The school has a large battery of teachers – five dance teachers, A dance teacher since 1986, she launched her own company, Coyote Dancers, in 1993. http://www.downtownexpress.com/de_117/learningtodanceafter.html

Learning to dance after you can no longer walk By Ronda Kaysen Downtown Express photo by Elisabeth Robert Hummingbirds currently offers classes in dance, yoga and music for children and adults, many of whom are wheelchair bound. Benham hopes to eventually offer 15 classes a day, six days a week in the 10,000 sq. ft. space. The space was previously a sweatshop and in need of a gut renovation, which has already cost $430,000. Frank Labriola, the designer, expects it will cost between $150,000 and $175,000 to complete the project. The 200-foot long room will eventually be divided into three studios, divided by folding glass doors, said Benham. A glass wall, with a waterfall running down the front of it, will separate the elevator banks from the studio rooms. Another waterfall may eventually separate the office space from the studio. The waterfalls alone will cost $50,000. The first time I visited the studio, Martin Stanley, the head carpenter, was constructing an open-air boutique. When I returned a few days later, the boutique was finished and Hummingbirds tee shirts hung from the wall. The school will also sell books, water bottles, Hummingbirds date books and yoga mats. SohoSoleil, a locations company on Grand St. steered by artist Wendy Friedman, recently added Hummingbirds to its list of locations for weddings, photo shoots and film sets.

69. NDI-NM Teaching Excellence The Teaching Excellence Program has trained 52 dance teachers since it was founded, 17 of whom have stayed on to become NDINM instructors. http://www.ndi-nm.org/teaching.html

"Teaching Excellence" The NDI-NM Teacher Training Program Register Online Contact Us for Printed Form The NDI teaching methods of Jacques d'Amboise have been developed, tested and applied by Catherine Oppenheimer and other professional dance teachers. NDI-NM is committed to sharing the knowledge that has made its work so effective. Program Objectives The purpose of the Teaching Excellence Program is threefold: to provide training insuring an equivalency in methodology and quality in its instructors, to meet the growing demand for NDI in New Mexico, and to respond effectively to the many requests for establishing NDI programs in communities around the nation. Teaching Philosophy Teaching Legacy NDI-NM was co-founded by Catherine Oppenheimer and Jacques d'Amboise, former dancer and principal dancer (respectively) for the New York City Ballet and teachers at NDI New York, where the NDI methodology was first developed and tested. Ms. Oppenheimer brings the discipline and energy of her professional training to New Mexico's instructors, whom she selects and trains. Teaching Tools Teacher Manual - Ms. Oppenheimer has codified the NDI teaching techniques in an illustrated, 187-page teacher training manual developed specifically for use in the Teaching Excellence Program.

70. Theatre Alliance Of Greater Philadelphia :: Theatre News :: Job Listings :: Arti dance teachers/Choreographers, Pennsylvania Performing Arts Academy is seeking to hire 12 new dance teachers for growing enrollment in HIP-HOP, MODERN, http://www.theatrealliance.org/jobs/artistic.html

Home About Support Contact ... Production Artistic Theatre Arts Instructor, Carousel Performing Arts Center Theatre Arts Instructor-Established performing arts center in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, immediately seeking enthusiastic, self-motivated, committed instructor to teach Acting/Musical Theatre ages 7 and up, and Creative Dramatics ages 4-7. Credentials to include prior teaching experience, performing experience, and education in theatre arts. Ability to direct productions a plus. September 2005 to June 2005 commitment, with future arrangement potential. Monday and Tuesday late afternoon/early evening classes. References requested. An opportunity to share your talents and love of the arts with young people eager to learn. Email resume to cquigleycpac@verizon.net and call 610-444-1948. (posted 9/18/2005) Drummer, Barnstormer's Theater We are looking for a drummer to perform in the pit for "Children of Eden" . The show runs the last two weekends in October (Fri, Sat eves and Sun matinee) and the first weekend in November (just Fri and Sat eve performances). We can only pay a nominal fee ($10 per performance, or $80 for the run) but are looking for someone who's doing it for the love of theater! Please contact Lynn DellaPietra: 215-474-1205 or ldellapietra@ucwphilly.rr.com

71. International Dance Teachers Association - Funky Moves - No Matter What Age You Whether you want to be a Pop Idol, join Fame Academy or just dance for fun, there is not better time to start that now. http://www.idta-funkymoves.co.uk/dance.html

Whether you want to be a Pop Idol, join Fame Academy or just dance for fun, there is no better time to start than now. No matter what age you are dance has got that certain something. You don't have to follow the moves of the next person, learning how to dance gives you the confidence to clear your own space on the dance floor! Learn to dance and express yourself, you'll have great fun and make new friends. Not to mention keep you very fit and fill you with confidence! Go on, give it a go! Dance is a brilliant way to have fun - on your own and with friends. Dance will take you to many places! Lots of people who become actors and musicians start out as trained dancers. Your friends will be impressed by your moves on the dancefloor - go for it! Dance helps you keep fit and happy! There are many more dances than just Tango and Waltz. Think of the many forms of dance you see every day, in pop videos, or on the TV. Perhaps you visited the Dome and watched the aerial performers, on stilts or high up on ropes, most trained in dance. You will make new friends and learn about foreign countries.

72. The Arangetram Scene By Raama Bharadvaj The job description of an Indian dance teacher in the US reads like the job We are often expected to teach dance, religion, mythology, epics, folklore, http://www.boloji.com/dances/00124.htm

Home Hindi Kabir Poetry ... Share This Page! Channels In Focus Analysis Bolography Cartoons Environment ... Random Thoughts Our Heritage Architecture Astrology Ayurveda Buddhism ... Women Creative Writings Book Reviews Ghalib's Corner Humor Individuality ... Travelogues Advertisement Boloji Prepaid International Calling Cards Dances of India The Arangetra m Scene Transmission through Translation The Contemporary Arangetram As a member of a new internet group of Indian Dancers in California, I noticed an interest among dance teachers to discuss the practice of A rangetram and the paradoxical concerns that this practice raises. This prompted me to revisit a paper that I presented along with my colleague M.A. Greenstein, 4 years ago at the Society of Dance History Scholars Conference in Oregon. The following is based on that paper. I submit it to provoke the thought of your readers with the caveat that this is my opinion and mine alone based simply on my observations and experiences. It is not meant to condemn or criticize the practice of this tradition, either in its pure or degenerate form, or the practitioners who believe in it. I hope it will make you both laugh and think.

73. BDC Faculty Buzz He is also featured in the current issue of dance teacher on bringing fitness Chuck Kelley conducted the 1st ever Dance Educators of America Teacher http://www.bwydance.com/extras/buzz.shtml

Welcome From the Owner Info Guide Our History Questions Schedule Updates Schedule By Day New Classes Faculty Away Dates New Changes for Fall Register Now Children/Teen Program Absolute Beg Workshop Classical Variations Winter Intensive ... Free BDC ClubCard Shop BDC Class Card Packages BDC Company Store Gift Certificates Instructional Videos Studio News BDC Buzz Download Wallpaper Photo Credits A BDC Affiliate AmountBoyz Anthony Rue II and Adrian Wiltshire performed with Diddy on MTV's Video Music Awards Show in Miami August 29, 2005. Pam Chancey choreographed the opening ceremony of the U.S. Open Tennis event. BDC students were part of the ceremony, which was held Monday, August 29. Jim Cooney directed and choreographed In Search for Stanley Hammer in August for the New York International Fringe Festival. He also performed in the opening ceremony of the U.S. Open Tennis event. Ginger choreographed for NIKE. The Nike Shox video campaign will be shown throughout Europe and South East Asia Leslie Feliciano Brian Green hosts the House Dance Conference at Shelter the first Thursday of every month at 11 p.m. For more information, visit

74. Baltanz Both teach everyday at The Commonwealth Vintage Dancers in Boston. Per Sørensen is well educated as a dance teacher and has studied dance from 18th to http://www.snoghoj.dk/korte2005/baldanse-engelsk.htm

International Dance Summer School European and American Ballroom Dances german At the end of the 18th century the Line Dances dominated the ballrooms, but from the year 1800 new dances were introduced: Francaises, big Quadrilles like Lanciers, Eugenie Quadrille and the exciting Country and Line Dances. The Couple Dances, such as Sauteuse, Scottish Waltz, Russian Waltz, Wiener Waltz, Polka; Mazurka and Galop, were just some of the dances that thrilled youth at that time. At the Summer School we will be dancing, Danish, American, French and German Ballroom dances. In Denmark we have a very special Lanciers tradition. This tradition is still kept alive all over Denmark and even Her Royal Highness the Queen Margrethe enjoys the Lanciers at Court balls. Musik The Musicians: Dance Teachers Barbara and Patri Pugliese We have succeeded in getting Barbara and Patri Pugliese to Denmark. The couple is world famous for their great experience regarding 1900 Century Ballroom dances. Patri Pugliese has held courses in America and all over Europe on 19th century dances e.g. Regency Period Waltz, Quadrille, Country dances and

75. Dance Collection Danse Book Catalogue A performer through and through, June Roper was new to teaching dance. Warner has clearly identified the dance teachers who laid the groundwork for http://www.dcd.ca/catalogue/catalogue.html

Excerpts from many of our books are available by clicking on the link titled "more" following each description . Purchasing information for all books is provided on the Excerpts pages. Please Note: Prices are subject to change Please feel free to call (1 800 665-5320 in Canada) or E-mail Dance Collection Danse ( talk@dcd.ca ) for more information on any of our titles. JUST RELEASED! CANADIAN DANCE: Visions and Stories Edited by Selma Landen Odom and Mary Jane Warner Canadians want to hear stories about their country and the personalities who have forged a path to the present day. Now, thanks to Selma Landen Odom and Mary Jane Warner, two of Canada's senior dance historians, there is finally an anthology that spans Canadian dance history from pre-Confederation to the end of the twentieth century. In Canadian Dance: Visions and Stories , Canadians can read about the reconstruction of a lost ballet by Gweneth Lloyd that had been originally staged in Winnipeg in the 1940s. They will discover how experimental dance was introduced to Toronto audiences by two former dancers with the National Ballet of Canada. They will encounter reasons for the long and rocky saga of trying to find a foothold for theatrical dance in Nova Scotia. They also will have access to Françoise Sullivan's essay, "Dance and Hope," one of the first political treatises about dance written in Canada. A compilation of over thirty articles by dance historians, theorists and professional practitioners

76. LAVAY SMITH - Swing Dance - October 15, 2005 - Aircraft Carrier USS Hornet Museu http//www.jitterbugs.info/ (SF Bay Area swing dance teachers performers). http//kevinandcarla.com/ (Keven Carla lindy dance teachers, http://www.uss-hornet.org/dance/

TICKETS DIRECTIONS BAND SEATING ... SPONSORS Three dance floors on the enclosed, heated hangar deck! Cash bars and food concessions available 7:00pm - Doors open 7:15pm - S.F. Jitterbugs As always, we Lavay Smith is the Real Deal! But don't take our word for it... Johnny Otis “I love this band-they’re great!" President Bill Clinton Tom Hyslop, Blues Revue Frank-John Hadley, Downbeat If you have a fast Internet connection, please yourself with these 500-KB MP3 song samples. Miss Thing Aint I Good To You Roll The Boggie Honey Pie The San Francisco Jitterbugs will demonstrate dance steps from 7:15 PM - 7:45 PM. They will also perform latter in the evening. The S.F. Jitterbugs teach lessons every Tuesday Night at The Verdi Club 2424 Mariposa @ Potrero San Francisco http://www.jitterbugs.info

77. Feisean Nan Gaidheal - Scottish Gaelic Arts Youth Tuition Festivals I ma professional dance teacher. Which instruments do you play? Feet! I do percussive stepdance, but I also play and teach bodhran, bones and spoons. http://www.feisean.org/adult/english/monthlyfocus.htm

The National Association of Gaelic Arts Youth Tuition Festivals Mats Melin , originally from Sweden, but who now lives in Kirriemuir. What's your day-job? I'm a professional dance teacher. Which instruments do you play? Feet! I do percussive step-dance, but I also play and teach bodhran, bones and spoons. A little, but my Swedish is much better! When did you start dancing? I started when I was 10, and my first dance teacher was Donald Gillam, an Australian Scot who taught both Swedish, and some Scottish, dance in Sweden . It was at this time that I first came into contact with Scottish Music. What's your favourite piece of music? Too wide to narrow it down! Many of my favourites are from Scottish, Irish and Cape Breton traditional music. There are also lots of West Swedish polskas that I really like. What are your favourite CDs? Do you play/are you involved in any groups? I perform and create with Dannsa and Celtic Spirit Dance Company. Do you have your own website? Try these: www.matsmelin.com

78. New World School Of The Arts - NWSA Alumni Success Stories Barbara Lorenzo (BFA ‘94) dance teacher MiamiDade County Public Schools Magnet Program. Zia Mustafa (BFA ‘96) dance teacher Miami-Dade Magnet Program. http://www.mdc.edu/nwsa/about_alumni.asp

College Program High School Program Performance Calendar Academic Calendar ... High School Activities (PDF) School Background Mission Statement Principal's Message College Dean's Message Our Philosophy ... Online Promotional Video Press Releases Alumni Success Stories Press Releases NWSA Arts Magazine College Students Counseling Student Government High School Senior Stuff Field Trips Yearbook Community Service ... Program HS PTSA Contact List PTSA Calendar City Cultural Highlights Directions ... General Information College Division Administration Dance Division Music Division Theater Division ... Visual Arts Division High School Division Administration Academic Faculty PTSA Contact List NWSA Boards Executive Board Members Foundation Board Members College Admissions General Admissions New Students Transfer Students International Students ... Housing College Policies Lower Division Upper Division High School Admissions Admission Information Dance Audition Music Audition Theater Audition ... Visual Arts Alumni Are you an NWSA alumni and want to share your story? Please tell us about your triumphs!!!!

79. Newness Dance are phrases that many dance teachers say but rarely explain. After several discussions with other contemporary dance teachers in both the UK and the USA http://www.newnessdance.org.uk/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=3279040"); Newness Dance Welcome to the Newness Dance website. At present, it is simply a diary of the thoughts of artistic director, April Nunes, as she explores her choreographic ideas. We hope to develop the site further in future. To contact us click here. Friday, August 19, 2005 Performed Dismantle Map at the Elephant and Castle mall last weekend. Here are a couple pictures. My best piece of feedback was from a little girl about nine years old. Our conversation went like this: Girl: “What were the white things?” Me: “Feathers.” Girl: “How did you get them to turn into blood?” Me: “Did you see blood?” Girl: “Yep.” Me: “Wow, you really tuned into the imagery then, didn’t you?” Silence. posted by April at 3:31 PM 1 comments Tuesday, July 26, 2005 Immeasurable? The Dance in Dance Science conference at LABAN on Saturday was excellent. There was a person there who changed my weary perception about dance and computers. Being an intersubjectivist, I have always been a little bit concerned about the interface between the human being and technology (in the broadest sense). Needless to say, I still have a mobile phone and a website Matthew Gough, a PhD student at the School of computing Sciences, University of East Anglia gave a presentation at the conference in which he shared his developments on a computer programme that he is developing that can be used as a choreographic tool. What interested me most about his presentation was when he gave an example of how the programme could be used. Matthew said that you could programme into the computer information about exactly how a hand moves (i.e. how the fingers open and close, spread apart and come together etc.). With this programme you could make any part of the body move like a hand. For example, the programme could show you how the spine would look if it were moving like a hand. This would not just a symbolic representation of how the spine would move if it were a hand – but it actually let you see how a spine could move like a hand. Fascinating.

80. Dance Instructor Looking for a fun,energetic, patience dance teacher to teach tap, Dance and teaching experience needed. Looking for someone who enjoys teaching children http://www.craigslist.org/sfc/edu/90081833.html

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